The International Journal of Health Planning and Management · 2002 · 11 citations · 0 references
AgricultureAnimal SciencesPasture ManagementAnimal WelfareLivestock ProductionSustainable Livestock SystemsAnimal HusbandryLivestock DevelopmentLivestock EconomicsLivestock Production EconomicsLivestock Production SystemsLivestock WelfareLivestock Infrastructure InvestmentLivestock MarketsLivestock Supply ChainsLivestock TradeLivestock Value Chains
This study showed a possibility of adverse selection in CBHI enrollment. Additionally, perceived quality of health services, knowledge, and information (awareness) are positively associated with CBHI enrollment. Therefore, policy interventions to mitigate adverse selection as well as provision of social marketing activities are crucial to increase enrollment in CBHI. Furthermore, policy interventions that enhance the capacity of health facilities and schemes to provide the promised services are necessary.